Posted September 16, 200816 yr Windows Vista might be getting dinged in the press lately, but it’s not stopping anyone from seeking the MCTS: Vista — Configuration certification. In fact, the title appear to be one of the hottest of the new-generation Microsoft Certified Professional (MCP) exams. According to numbers posted on the Microsoft MCP Web site early this month, 18,869 IT pros worldwide passed an exam to obtain the MCTS: Windows Vista — Configuration. The next big gainer? The MCTS: .NET Framework 2.0 Web Applications certification, at 266 fewer holders than the Vista title. The MCTS: Vista — Configuration title has been available since January 2007, which is when Microsoft released the 70-620 TS: Vista — Configuration exam. The MCTS: .NET Web Apps title had a headstart, becoming a valid credential when one of the two required exams finally saw daylight back in March 2006 (in this case, Exam 70-536 TS: .NET Framework 2.0 — Application Development Foundation the other exam that makes up the title is 70-528 TS: .NET Framework 2.0 — Web-Based Client Development, which was released two months earlier). -- hopeyangmei
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